KOHA: Seven Constitutional Judges on Thaci's Side

The Constitutional Court will bring down the decree for Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, but will pave the way for his plan to make a new government, part of which will not be the Vetevendosje Movement, the political subject that won the elections. Seven Constitutional judges have been mobilised to find support reasons for this.

A source in the Constitution has told “Koha Ditore” on Thursday that the decree, by which the head of state has appointed Avdullah Hoti of the Democratic League mandate, will be declared unconstitutional, since it has been issued without the definition of LVV for the candidate for prime minister.

But, the A justifiably means that, after the motion against the government, the country must go to early elections. Similarly, it will foresee the possibility of making a government, without the winning election party.

Under this source, the Constitution will set “a 15-day deadline, within which the party the president addresses at the request to grant the mandate, should propose the candidate's name for prime minister, or should formally relinquish the right.

There are seven judges working to find support reasons for this. One is against it, while one of the nine judges is currently not involved in subjects and I don't believe they will vote, because it is in health problems and is in medical treatment”, this source has said.

Following the motion against the government headed by LVV head Albin Kurti, President Thaci is based on Article 95 of the Constitution to address the situation. Unlike the two previous motions, after which citizens are addressed to the ballot boxes, after that against Kurti Government, the head of state has said that elections should be avoided. Therefore, conform this article referring to the post-election situation, the president has asked the LVV leader for a new mandate for prime minister...